"MH" == Martin Hamant <mh@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
MH> How did you named your kernel & vmlinuz ? :))) (ex: you
MH> have to name it centos-4 , NOT centos-4.0 !! )
Wacky. That doesn't appear to be a problem with the Broadcom PXE
code on the Dells -- they still boot even with kernel and initrd
named like
centos-3.3-initrd centos-3.3-kernel
centos-3.4-initrd centos-3.4-kernel
centos-4rc1-initrd centos-4rc1-kernel
centos-4.0-initrd centos-4.0-kernel
I do have links with names like
centos-3-initrd centos-3-kernel
centos-4-initrd centos-4-kernel
that I reference in my PXE configuration files, but I tested one
machine with the dotted names, and it still works.
Claire
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Department of Mathematics Harvey Mudd College
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